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Taxa: Acrolophus variabilis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Entomology

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Acrolophus variabilis (Walsingham, 1887)
CASENT8622216Christopher C. Grinter   2025-08-10
USA, Arizona, Cochise, Wash W of Paradise Cemetery, 31.9325 -109.2105, 1668m

Entomology Inventory

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Acrolophus variabilis Walsingham, 1887
   
Canada, Ontario
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Acrolophus variabilis Walsingham, 1887
   
Mexico, Baja California Norte
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Acrolophus variabilis Walsingham, 1887
   
USA, Arizona
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Acrolophus variabilis Walsingham, 1887
   
USA, Texas
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Acrolophus variabilis Walsingham, 1887
   
Mexico, Sonora
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Acrolophus variabilis Walsingham, 1887
   
Mexico, Baja California Sur
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Acrolophus variabilis Walsingham, 1887
   
USA, Idaho
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Acrolophus variabilis Walsingham, 1887
   
USA, Nevada
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Acrolophus variabilis Walsingham, 1887
   
USA, California, Riverside
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Acrolophus variabilis Walsingham, 1887
   
USA, California, San Bernardino
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Acrolophus variabilis Walsingham, 1887
   
USA, California, San Diego
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Acrolophus variabilis Walsingham, 1887
   
USA, California, Inyo
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Acrolophus variabilis Walsingham, 1887
   
USA, California, San Benito
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Acrolophus variabilis Walsingham, 1887
   
USA, California, Santa Clara
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Acrolophus variabilis Walsingham, 1887
   
USA, California, Siskiyou
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Acrolophus variabilis Walsingham, 1887
   
USA, California, Tulare
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Acrolophus variabilis Walsingham, 1887
   
USA, California, Mono
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